Triton² speed/depth/wind wireless pack

The pack includes a 4.1-inch Triton² color display, a DST820 transducer for speed, depth and temperature, a WS320 wireless wind sensor, and an NMEA 2000 starter kit.

The DST820 sensor is a smart multi-sensor that measures speed through the water, depth, and water temperature. It also includes an attitude sensor for heel and trim data, and provides a 5.7 Hz speed output for smoother readings. It is Bluetooth-compatible for calibration via the Airmar CAST™ app.

The DST820 transducer can track depth from 0.5 metres (1.6 feet) up to 100 metres (328 feet).

The DST820, fitted with Airmar’s Gen2 paddlewheel, delivers start-up accuracy below 0.3 knots and linear accuracy from 0.6 knots, with stable and reliable readings up to 45 knots.

The WS320 wireless wind sensor is powered by solar energy.

Wireless connectivity between the WS320 wind transducer and its base station can reach up to 30 meters (98 feet).

Yes, the WS320 wind transducer is waterproof with IPx6 and IPx7 protection.

Calibration of the DST820 sensor is performed via the free Airmar CAST™ app on your smartphone or tablet. The app offers basic or advanced calibration options, including speed calibration compensated for heel across multiple heel angles and speed ranges.

Yes, the pack includes an NMEA 2000 starter kit, and all components (DST820, WS320 base station) are designed to connect and transmit data via the NMEA 2000 network.

The Bluetooth base station is powered via the Micro-C NMEA 2000 network with a voltage of 9 to 16 V DC and a power consumption of 1.2 W (less than 100 mA at 12 V DC).

Yes, the WS320 wind transducer is designed to be mast-top mounted using the mast mount included in the kit. It is recommended to pair it with the base station before the high installation.

During winter lay-up, it is recommended to remove the masthead unit (MHU) from the mast and remove the battery to prevent it from discharging. The pairing process will need to be repeated when recommissioning the system.

To pair the WS320 wind sensor with its Bluetooth base station, follow these steps:

Connect the Bluetooth base station to the NMEA 2000 network.Insert the battery into the WS320 wind sensor.The sensor must be within 0.5 meters (1.6 feet) of the base station for pairing to succeed.The pairing process can take up to 5 minutes. Once paired, verify that the apparent wind angle and speed are correctly updated on your MFD screen or instrument.Note that if the battery is disconnected, the sensor will lose its pairing and the procedure will need to be repeated.

Yes, the DST820 sensor integrates an attitude sensor that provides heel and trim data. This enables speed calibration compensated for heel across multiple heel angles and speed ranges, independently of onboard instruments.

The DST820 transducer updates depth data once per second (1X/sec) and speed data five times per second (5X/sec). Heel/trim data is updated ten times per second (10X/sec).

The WS320 transducer provides a wind angle accuracy of +/- 0.5° and a wind speed accuracy of +/- 0.1 m/sec (0.2 knots) for speeds ranging from 1 to 40 m/sec (2 to 80 knots).

Yes, the WS320 Bluetooth base station has IPx7 environmental protection.

Yes, the DST820 fully complies with PSTI safety standards (UK PSTI security standards), ensuring a secure connection between the sensor and a mobile device. It uses QR code setup and a unique security password.

No, the DST820 sensor features an innovative housing design that includes a self-sealing valve. This minimizes water ingress into the boat when the sensor insert is removed, making maintenance possible without taking the boat out of the water.